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Kelsey Grammer dives headfirst into a surreal, memory-erased sci-fi odyssey with his new film Lars Shrike Walks the Night, playing a man who’s never seen a soda can before — calling it a “drinking cylinder.” Embracing the challenge of portraying total ignorance, Grammer contrasts this raw, intimate role with his trademark cerebral characters like Frasier. He praises writer Gary Walkow for turning abstract thoughts into vivid visuals, and revels in the authenticity of capturing genuine, first-time reactions. Reflecting on the stark difference between this low-budget, desert-bound shoot and the opulence of an Avengers set, Grammer finds deeper meaning in the struggle — seeing acting as a portal to universal truths and human connection, no matter the scale.

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